Grazing as a Tool for Ecological Benefit and Wildfire Resilience

Are you ready to see annual vegetation as a resource, reimagine your relationship with fire, and explore land stewardship for climate resilience through grazing? Have you ever wondered how grazing can be part of a land management solution? Join us for an exciting and informative workshop where we’ll explore how grazing can be used as a powerful tool to reduce non-native plants, restore ecological balance, and bring landscapes back to a healthy fire ecosystem.

During the engaging workshop, you’ll hear from a range of experts and organizations about the benefits of grazing ruminants and how they can help your land thrive. Plus, we’ll discuss how to collaborate with neighbors- both public and private- to create sustainable, collaborative solutions for managing your land.

With both classroom and field components, you’ll not only gain valuable knowledge but also have the opportunity to see grazing animals in action at the beautiful Laguna Uplands Preserve. Don’t miss this chance to learn new, practical techniques for enhancing your land’s health while building stronger community partnership. We can’t wait to see you there !

Guest Speakers:

Paigelynn Trotter - Coastal Land and Livestock

Sarah Keiser - Grazing Consultant

Brent Reed - Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation

Host or Publisher Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation